CARLO GAVAZZI Automation Components Datasheets for High Voltage Relays
High voltage relays are used to transfer power for high voltage and high frequency applications. They are heavily insulated and consist of strong materials to increase contact life.
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| A Solid State Relay family designed to switch various loads such as heating elements, motors and transformers. The relay is capable of switching high voltages up to 600 VACrms. The... | |
| Aim of this solid state switching device is to switch heater loads and motor loads frequently. The range offers solutions up to 90 AAC in 17.5 mm width. Output connections... | |
| Carlo Gavazzi offers a comprehensive range of solid state relays (SSR’s) featuring direct copper bonding technology for increased life and reliability. SSR’s are used extensively in the plastics, packaging, food... | |
| RMD3H combines the benefits of solid state relays and electromechanical relays to provide a hybrid relay. This means that there is virtually no contact arcing and much less heat emission... | |
| The RK Series comes with features that provide time-saving installation and a reduction in downtime, thanks to trouble-free solid state operation, during the lifetime of the SSR. It conforms to... | |
| The analog switching relay works in accordance with the phase angle control principle, i.e., the output switching point in the AC sine wave depends on the control input which can... | |
| The DC switching relay is used in applications in which there is a need for fast switching of small DC loads with a high input/output isolation of more than 4000... | |
| The industrial, 1-phase relay with antiparallel thyristor output is the most widely used industrial SSR due to its multiple application possibilities. The relay can be used for resistive, inductive and... | |
| The peak switching SSR is primarily used for transformer applications. By applying DC control voltage, the output semiconductor is activated at the peak of the line voltage. The semiconductor switches... | |
| The RF1 series provides a compact solid state switching solution suited for confined spaces. Long life time is ensured by the use of assembly technology that reduces stresses on the... | |
| The RG..M solid state relays incorporate monitoring functions for fast failure detection on top of the switching capability in a slim 17.8 mm platform (up to 30 AAC). Timely detection... | |
| The RMD houses semiconductor triacs and mechanical contacts that compliment each other. On applying the control voltage, triacs are activated. After a short delay, an electromechanical relay is activated. This... | |
| The zero switching relay with triac (10 A) or thyristor output (25 A, 40 A) offer a solution for resistive load switching. The zero switching relay switches ON when the... | |
| This 2-pole industrial relay minimizes the space requirements in a control cabinet without compromising performance. By applying an input voltage on control A, the corresponding output semiconductor is activated at... | |
| This new range of solid state contactors presents a unique opportunity to maximize efficiency in panel space and is an evolution of solid state switches for which Carlo Gavazzi is... | |
| This product is intended to replace mechanical contactors especially when switching is frequent. The smallest product width in the RGC2, RGC3 range is 54 mm (3xDIN) and goes up to... | |
| This range of Solid State Contactors offers the possibility of 1600Vp blocking voltage as well as the use of Miniature Circuit Breakers for short circuit protection due to the use... | |
| This series gives the possibility to control output power of 3- phase loads with an analog control input. The RGC2P is a 2- phase switching product whilst the RGC3P switches... | |
| This slim RG design is capable of detecting various failure modes occurring to the heaters and also to the product itself. Failures which can be detected include partial load failure,... |